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Great British Energy (GBE) has published its first strategic plan setting out its role in accelerating the UK’s shift to renewable power. The document outlines priorities for the next five years and describes how a publicly owned energy company can support investment, workers and communities.
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The Global Wind Energy Council and Global Wind Organisation have released their joint report, Global Wind Workforce Outlook 2025–2030, forecasting the demand for wind technicians in Construction & Installation (C&I) and Operations & Maintenance (O&M) across the global wind fleet. The report projects a roughly 50% increase in demand over the five-year period and outlines strategies to address workforce gaps arising from this growth.
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A review of Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) data by the Sun Day Campaign shows that solar and wind continue to drive the growth of US generating capacity in 2025. In the first nine months of the year, utility-scale solar accounted for over three-quarters of new capacity, with September alone seeing 98% of additions from solar. Year-to-date, wind added more capacity than natural gas, while the combined growth of all renewables represents nearly 89% of new capacity.
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A study led by the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science, together with the Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies (CIMAS), has found that proposed offshore wind areas in the Gulf of Mexico are unlikely to disrupt shrimping activities.
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Stillstrom by Maersk and Port of Roenne have begun a joint white paper to assess how Energy Island Bornholm could act as a model for linking offshore wind with maritime electrification. The study, Energy Island Bornholm Powering Maritime Electrification, examines how renewable generation and future grid capacity could support charging systems for electric ferries, cargo vessels, and offshore service vessels. This is intended to help shipowners move towards battery-powered fleets and support wider decarbonisation of European transport beyond road electrification.
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The USA Energy Department has renamed the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) as the National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR). The change takes effect immediately and will be used in public communications and official correspondence.
- FLOWW issues updated guidance for fisheries and offshore renewables
- Report highlights steps to advance floating offshore wind in Celtic Sea
- Philippines opens first offshore wind auction under GEA-5
- New Jersey outlines updated direction for future energy policy
- UK underwater supply chain at risk from project delays, survey warns
- EFTA Surveillance Authority approves Norwegian floating offshore wind aid scheme
- Study finds migratory birds largely avoid wind turbines
- House committee approves SPEED Act to streamline energy permitting
- Oregon issues order to cut carbon pollution and accelerate clean energy transition
- Danish Energy Agency opens tenders for new offshore wind areas
- Clean Tomorrow outlines pathway for renewed USA energy innovation
- US House coalition calls for accelerated renewable energy innovation
- IEEFA highlights priorities for Red Eléctrica de España in grid modernisation
- Study examines offshore sector coupling to reduce German North Sea grid costs
- WindEurope highlights options for managing decommissioned wind turbine blades
- Cornwall Marine Network marks 5,000 new jobs milestone
- Solar Stewardship Initiative and Global Wind Energy Council collaborate on renewable supply chain standards
- Crown Estate Scotland joins EMEC and West of Orkney Windfarm in offshore wind research partnership
- Registration opens for 2026 Measnet Power Performance Proficiency Test
- Global floating wind capacity rises 13% in one year
- DNV forecasts delayed decarbonisation but long-term wind and solar resurgence in North America
- Global wind power growth accelerates in first half of 2025
- German wind industry and grid operators call for offshore wind reform
- GWEC and OWC outline key reforms to strengthen Japan’s offshore wind sector
- New port and industry investments support UK offshore wind expansion
- Learnewable maps US state sentiment and permitting conditions for onshore wind
- NZTC opens applications for next TechX accelerator
- New auction rules reshape economics for China’s wind industry
- India prepares new offshore wind tender for Tamil Nadu
- ARESCA moves to adopt new wind energy standards in the USA
